West Salem High School - Neshonoc Yearbook (West Salem, WI)

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Shama Jfiejpian C£u6 DRAMA CLUB, BACK ROW: B. Newberg, W. Meyer, V. Zabriskie, D. Friestad. FRONT ROW; C. Baltz, M.Synoground, B. Mau, J. Labus. The Drama-Thespian Club is composed of students who are interested in dramatic work. Upon earning the points required by the national organization the Drama members are eligible to join the Thespian Club. “The Game of Chess, the one-act play sponsored by the club, won an A at the League Meet at Bangor, an A at the District Meet at La Crosse, and a B against eighteen schools at the Section in Stevens Point. This year the Drama-Thespian Club improved their financial status by selling magazines. With this money they have worked to promote interest in drama and its production. THESPIAN CLUB, STANDING: R. Hussa, D. Vander-ploeg, D. Drecktrah. SEATED: J. Christianson, B. Miller, K. Schild. DRAMA CLUB, STANDING: H. Hoier, L. Shaw, L. Bell, C. Goldsmith, M. Bruemmer, P. Walberg. SEATED: C. Stelloh, P. Bahan, J. Grosskopf, C. Olson, E. Schroeder. FRONT ROW: V. Gullotti, D. Drecktrah, E. Riley. OFFICERS: D. Drecktrah, Treasurer; Mrs. Solie, Adviser; R. Hussa, President; K. Schild, Secretary; B. Miller, Scribe; D. Vanderploeg, Vice-President; Mr. Manske, Adviser.

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Jutwte Swim ia, Omivucu S' n The Future Farmers of America is a national organization that helps to prepare boys for work in the field of agriculture. Once again the West Salem chapter of the Future Farmers of America has attained the goal of making its organization a success. Led by Norman N. Rowe, the boys have achieved many honors at both the county and state fairs. The judging teams also won high honors in the state contests. Beyond the boys' activities they still have time for a recreational program. The annual Harvest Dance and Christmas Party are sponsored by the FFA in cooperation with the FHA. A rural judging day and basketball team are sponsored by the chapter as well. The climax of this wonderful program is a camping trip to Northern Wisconsin at the end of the school OFFICERS ADMIRING FFA JACKET: D. Gerke, Reporter; C. Jewett, Sentinal; N. Rowe, Adviser; R. Steiger, Treasurer; R. Wehrs, President; D. Drecktrah, Secretary; C. Miller, Vice-President. year. PLANNING FOR JUDGING DAY SEATED: W. Schaller, M. Bruemmer, G. Batzel, M. Berg. STANDING: R. Miller, R. Kattestad, R. Hundt, H. Walters, R. Hemker. CLEANING UP AFTER CHRISTMAS PARTY R. Smith, W. Schomberg, K. Hauser, M. Slawaytniec, R. Schomberg, D. Clements, D. Stanhope, M. Bruemmer, A. Johnson. 17

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SENIOR MEMBERS: K. Brocade, Secretary; M. Horman, L, Johnson, G. Miller, President, The Student Council has been organized to give students the opportunity to take an active part in self-government and to learn the principles of living and working in a democracy. A constitution was drawn up to enable the Student Council to work effectively. Each class has three representatives in the organization. The Council is organized by electing officers from the junior and senior classes. Student Council activities this year included the planning of our noon hour program, attending the area Student Council meeting, and conducting the sale of School Saving Stamps program. Throughout the year the Council and its advisers worked hand in hand to create a clearer understanding between faculty and student body. FRESHMEN MEMBERS: D. Drecktrah, Mr. H. Moran, Adviser; D. Garbers, P. Bahan. Student Council JUNIOR MEMBERS: B. Fleischman, T. Moran, Treasurer; G. Johnson. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: A. Schomberg, L. Shaw, W Schomberg. Missing from the picture was Mr. J. Monson Adviser. 19